Feeling Dangerous

There's a moment when the tools disappear.

After a decade of refining the craft—frontend to backend, databases to deployment, design to delivery—something shifts. The stack becomes an extension of thought. Ideas don't get lost in translation anymore.

Today's technology amplifies this feeling. AI that understands context. Frameworks that handle the boring parts. Infrastructure that scales on demand. The distance between "what if" and "shipped" has never been shorter.

It feels dangerous, in the best way. Not reckless—capable. The kind of dangerous where you know exactly what you can build, and you're not afraid to start.

A decade ago, I was chasing the mythological senior developer who could turn my half-formed visions into reality. Somewhere along the way, I became that person.

Now I'm deciding what's worth building.

That's the real shift.